Elon Musk has come under considerable public scrutiny for his business-building efforts in America, perhaps taking off Warren Buffet, Steve Jobs, and Bill Gates who have also been in the dock for their ingenuity and bright ideas.
Musk isn’t a worried type of guy, but the gravity of the accusation has made people wonder.
The notion that building rockets and redeveloping the social media space is a bad thing is ludicrous. The matter is about technology, anyhow, and not how people behave. He isn’t a racist, guilty of any crime, or a fraudster looking to scam people.

Meanwhile, African warlords have benefited from the attention of the British public press. Their threats of what may happen if reparations aren’t paid up for alleged past wrongdoings are going around like a message from heaven.
The contrast in this part of the world between fact and fiction couldn’t be more stark.
The hardworking Americans that staff Musk’s many companies are getting life opportunities in research and development that they simply couldn’t get anywhere else right now. It’s a boon for the people and the places that need it.
The money Brits believe is at hand and can reap dividends won’t be a real investment unless work is respected and entrepreneurship isn’t harassed out of existence. The threat to the economy is also sizeable and may lead to more woes.








